Belvoir Farm, pronounced beaver, has announced a new partnership with the Lady Garden Foundation, a national women’s health charity on a mission to improve the outcomes of gynaecological cancers, through awareness, education, and research funding.
The collaboration will centre around Belvoir’s Raspberry Lemonade 750ml bottle, with a specially designed ‘Every Bottle Gives Back’ label to celebrate and support the Lady Garden Foundation. Belvoir Farm will donate 5% of the profits from its Raspberry Lemonade to the charity for the whole of 2026, with a full front-of-pack label takeover to communicate the initiative.
Made with five natural ingredients, the product mirrors the five gynaecological cancers the charity campaigns for: cervical, ovarian, womb (uterine), vulval, and vaginal, which claim the lives of 21 women every day in the UK.
The partnership will see Belvoir Farm and Lady Garden Foundation joining forces to raise awareness, spark conversation, and encourage more people to learn about gynaecological cancers. Together, they will highlight the charity’s work throughout 2026, including Lady Garden’s “Silent No More” Garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show created by garden designer Darren Hawkes.
Peverel Manners, Managing Director at Belvoir Farm said: “We’re really excited to be supporting the Lady Garden Foundation this year. At Belvoir, we’re passionate about making naturally delicious drinks using real fruit juices, and our Raspberry Lemonade flavour is made with five natural ingredients, a fitting way to highlight the five gynaecological cancers the charity campaigns for. It’s a simple way for people to enjoy something they love and support women’s health at the same time.”
Jenny Halpern Prince MBE, CEO and Co-Founder of Lady Garden Foundation, said: “We are proud to partner with Belvoir Farm for 2026, a brand that shares our commitment to purpose and meaningful impact. Their Raspberry Lemonade, made from just five natural ingredients, serves as a symbolic reminder of the five gynaecological cancers that too often go unspoken.
“Every day in the UK, 60 women are diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer, yet awareness of the symptoms remains critically low. Our mission is simple but urgent: to change the future of gynaecological cancers through awareness, education, and research funding. Partnerships like ours with Belvoir help bring these vital conversations into everyday life, where awareness truly starts.”
